The Deeds of Louis the Fat

Contents
Preface
Abbreviations
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	Secondary Works
Chapter Titles in the Text
Introduction
	A Comment On the Text
	Prologue
1— His valor as a youth and how he valiantly drove back William Rufus, the very powerful king of the...
2— How he prevented the noble Burchard of Montmorency and his accomplices from attacking St. Denis
3— How the lord Louis forced Count Matthew of Beaumont to restore the castle of Luzarches to Hugh of...
4— How, when he had besieged Chambly, another castle of the same Matthew, a sudden storm forced his ...
5— Ebles, count of Roucy
6— The castle of Meung
7— The castle of Montaigu
8— How Milo gained entrance into the castle of Montlhéry
9— Bohemond, prince of Antioch
10— The arrival of Pope Paschal in France, his quarrel over investitures with the emperor, Henry, an...
11— The capture of the castle of Gournay
12— The capture of the castle of Sainte-Sévère
13— The death of King Philip
14— His accession to the kingship
15— The capture of Fert[e]-Baudouin and the rescue of the count of Corbeil and Anselm of Garlande
16— The interview between King Louis and King Henry of the English at Néaufles
17— The treachery committed at La Roche-Guyon by William, brother-in-law of Guy; the death of Guy an...
18— How he took away the castles of Mantes and Montlh[e]ry from his brother Philip, who made a stand...
19— How he destroyed the castle of Le Puiset after he captured Hugh
20— The release of Hugh of Le Puiset
21— The attack on Toury and the rebuilding of Le Puiset
22— Hugh\'s recurring treachery
23— The alliance of peace between the king of England, the king of Gaul, and Count Theobalda
24— The overthrow of Thomas of Marle\'s castles at Crécy and Nouvion
25— How he gained possession of the castle of Germigny and gave judgment against Haimo Vairevache
26— Conflict with King Henry of England
27— The pontificate of Calixtus and the abbacy of St. Denis
28— How he assembled the host of the kingdom, warded off the German threat, and rendered thanks to t...
29— His expeditions into the Auvergne
30— The murder of Count Charles of Flanders
31— The death of Thomas of Marle
32— The visit of Pope Innocent to France
33— How he prepared for death
34— His pious death and burial
Endnotes
	Introduction
	Prologue
	Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Chapter 8
	Chapter 9
	Chapter 10
	Chapter 11
	Chapter 13
	Chapter 14
	Chapter 15
	Chapter 16
	Chapter 17
	Chapter 18
	Chapter 19
	Chapter 20
	Chapter 21
	Chapter 22
	Chapter 23
	Chapter 24
	Chapter 25
	Chapter 26
	Chapter 27
	Chapter 28
	Chapter 29
	Chapter 30
	Chapter 31
	Chapter 32
	Chapter 33
	Chapter 34
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